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#CurrentAffair #APPSC Air Pollution in Andhra Pradesh Cities: PM10 Trends (2017-18 to 2025-26) Key Highlights 1)Visakhapatnam emerged as the worst-performing urban centre with sharp rise in particulate pollution. 2Nine of 13 monitored cities showed improvement; four deteriorated. 3)Data assumes importance as AP received ₹553.33 crore under NCAP & XV FC for 13 non-attainment cities since 2019-20. Deterioration in Other Cities Srikakulam: +8.7%. Vizianagaram: +5.6%. Guntur: +3%. Best Performer: Vijayawada

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#CurrentAffair #TGPSC The Sita Rama Lift Irrigation Project (SRLIP) It is a major multi-stage water infrastructure undertaking in Telangana designed to draw water from the Godavari River at the Dummugudem Anicut. It aims to irrigate over 7 lakh acres and provide drinking water across the Bhadradri Kothagudem, Khammam, and Mahabubabad district

#CurrentAffair #TGPSC Devadula Irrigation Project 1)The irrigation project will provide drinking water to Mulugu, Jayashankar Bhupalpally, Hanamkonda, Warangal, Jangaon, Siddipet, Karimnagar, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri and Suryapet districts. 2) by making use of the current inflows into the Godavari River. 3)Once all three phases are completed, the project is expected to irrigate nearly 5.6 lakh acres. The total estimated project cost is around Rs 18,400 crore.

#CurrentAffair #TGPSC What is Bhu Bharati? 1)Telangana’s new online land portal launched to replace the old Dharani portal. 2)Used for land transactions, mutations, registrations, and grievance redressal. Main Problems 1)Mismatch in Survey Numbers: Portal shows wrong survey details. 2)Name Changes & Disputes: Landowner names are incorrectly updated; dispute-free lands are wrongly put in prohibited list. 3)Multiple Grievances Issue: Cannot file multiple complaints for the same survey number — users have to pay extra. 4)Heavy System Load: Single website handles too many functions, causing slow performance.

#CurrentAffair #APPSC The Sanjeevani Digital Health Project 1)It is a massive technology-driven public health initiative by the Government of Andhra Pradesh aimed at transforming healthcare delivery from "illness care" to "wellness care". 2)The project digitizes health records for nearly 5 crore citizens, links them to Universal Health Cards, and provides real-time virtual consultations 3) Includes a ₹2.5 lakh health insurance for all citizens and up to ₹5 lakh for free treatments via the NTR Vaidya Seva Trust for underprivileged families 4) Citizens are issued unique digital health IDs that track their medical history, lab results, and prescriptions across their lifetimes. 5) Connects rural Primary Health Centers (PHCs) directly to remote specialists and doctors via video conference to overcome local staff shortages

#CurrentAffair #APPSC Swayam AP 1)Swayam AP is a unified marketing brand launched by the Andhra Pradesh government to promote and globalize products made by women's Self-Help Groups (SHGs) under the DWCRA network. 2)It empowers women entrepreneurs by providing standardized packaging, quality testing, and digital market access 3)Product Range: Includes over 60 diverse items ranging from food products (millet mixes, organic jaggery, pickles, spices) to authentic handicrafts (Kondapalli toys, leather puppets, jute bags, herbal soaps

#CurrentAffair #APPSC Shakthi teams 1)164 Shakthi teams constituted to tackle crimes against women, children in Andhra Pradesh 2)The teams will respond to women in distress as well as rescue, missing and harassment cases

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#CurrentAffair #APPSC AP to host India’s first green ammonia complex in Kakinada 1)AM Green is establishing India’s first and the world’s largest green ammonia complex, with a planned capacity of 1.5 million tonnes per annum. The project is being developed through the brownfield conversion of Nagarjuna Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd.’s existing ammonia-urea complex, making it one of the country’s most significant industrial revival stories. 2)The project uniquely positions Andhra Pradesh as India’s first state to deliver the entire clean-energy value chain, combining large-scale solar and wind generation, round-the-clock renewable power enabled by pumped hydro storage at Pinnapuram, green hydrogen production with 1,950 MW electrolyser capacity, green ammonia manufacturing, and port-based export infrastructure. 3)Aligned with the Integrated Clean Energy Policy, 2024, the project cements Andhra Pradesh’s leadership in India’s clean-energy transition.

#CurrentAffair #APPSC Andhra Pradesh Invites Russian Space & Tech Firms 1)Andhra Pradesh is home to Satish Dhawan Space Centre (Sriharikota) — India’s only operational spaceport, from where over 100 missions have been launched. 2)The state has unveiled Space Policy 4.0 and is developing Tirupati Space City spread over 3,000 acres near Sriharikota. 3)This will be a hub for launch vehicle assembly, satellite manufacturing, avionics, and next-generation space technologies. 4)Target: Attract $4 billion investment in the space ecosystem.

#CurrentAffair #APPSC AP Cabinet clears State Aviation Policy 2026 The Andhra Pradesh Aviation Policy (2026–2031) is a strategic framework approved by the State Cabinet. Designed to transform the state into an aviation and aerospace hub, it aims to boost passenger capacity from 6.2 million to 30.38 million and air cargo capacity to over 4.27 lakh metric tonnes by 2035 Features 1)New Airports & Waterdromes: The policy outlines the construction of 9 new airports and 10 waterdromes. This includes greenfield airports at Amaravati, Dagadarthi (Nellore), Kuppam, Srikakulam, Nagarjuna Sagar, Ongole, and Anantapur. 2)Accessibility: It ensures that an airport is accessible within a maximum 150-km radius for anyone across the state. 3)Strategic Focus AreasAerospace & MRO: The government plans to heavily incentivize investments in Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facilities and aerospace manufacturing Andhra Pradesh currently has 6 major operational commercial airports, split equally between international and domestic hubs

#CurrentAffair #APPSC shipbuilding cluster Mazagon Dock joins race to anchor Andhra’s ₹29,000 crore mega shipbuilding cluster. context State-owned Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders is likely to be the anchor investor in the proposed mega shipbuilding facility at Dugarajapatnam in Tirupati district of Andhra Pradesh. Investment needed The total investment has been pegged at ₹29,253 crore. While the government will take care of land and marine infrastructure development worth ₹5,289 crore. The anchor investor will develop the core shipbuilding cluster with an investment of ₹23,964 crore. Significance The project is expected to strengthen Andhra Pradesh’s maritime manufacturing ecosystem and position Dugarajapatnam as a major shipbuilding hub on the country’s eastern coast.

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#CurrentAffair #APPSC Maritime strategy in AP In addition, the State has formed a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to develop a mega shipbuilding cluster at Duggarajapatnam. The proposed cluster is envisaged to have a shipbuilding capacity of 1.2 million gross tonnage and is expected to attract investments of around ₹29,000 crore, positioning Andhra Pradesh as a major shipbuilding hub on India’s eastern coast. Andhra Pradesh’s maritime strategy seeks to integrate ports with industrial corridors, logistics parks, manufacturing clusters and multimodal connectivity to accelerate port-led industrialisation. The State is aligning port development with the Visakhapatnam-Chennai Industrial Corridor (VCIC), coastal economic zones, skill development initiatives and employment generation in coastal communities, while promoting a sustainable blue economy. The State aims to have at least one port ranked among the world’s top 20 ports and account for 20 per cent of the total cargo handled by Indian ports by 2047. As part of its roadmap, the State plans to maintain an optimal port capacity utilisation rate of 75 per cent by 2030 and reduce vessel turnaround time to less than 15 hours, enhancing operational efficiency and competitiveness. The Government is also targeting to train 5,000 maritime professionals by 2028 through a proposed Maritime University and a network of skill development centres across coastal districts